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I. fos·sil [ˈfɒsəl, ingl. am. ˈfɑ:-] SUST.
1. fossil GEOL.:
Fossil nt <-s, -si̱·li·en>
2. fossil pey. coloq. (person):
Fossil nt <-s, -si̱·li·en>
II. fos·sil [ˈfɒsəl, ingl. am. ˈfɑ:-] ADJ. atrbv., inv.
I. re·source [rɪˈsɔ:s, rɪˈzɔ:s, ingl. am. ˈri:sɔ:rs] SUST.
1. resource usu pl (asset):
Ressource f <-, -n>
2. resource (source of supply):
3. resource (wealth):
4. resource elog. form. (resourcefulness):
5. resource INFORM.:
II. re·source [rɪˈsɔ:s, rɪˈzɔ:s, ingl. am. ˈri:sɔ:rs] V. trans.
to resource sth with sth
etw mit etw dat. ausstatten
resource SUST. CONTAB.
fossil resource
resource SUST.
Present
Iresource
youresource
he/she/itresources
weresource
youresource
theyresource
Past
Iresourced
youresourced
he/she/itresourced
weresourced
youresourced
theyresourced
Present Perfect
Ihaveresourced
youhaveresourced
he/she/ithasresourced
wehaveresourced
youhaveresourced
theyhaveresourced
Past Perfect
Ihadresourced
youhadresourced
he/she/ithadresourced
wehadresourced
youhadresourced
theyhadresourced
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It allows even the smallest amounts of DNA, even if they come from very old tissue samples or from well preserved fossils, to be multiplied a million times over.
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Damit können selbst geringste Mengen DNA, auch wenn sie aus sehr alten Gewebeproben oder aus gut erhaltenen Fossilien stammen, künstlich millionenfach vervielfältigt werden.
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Besides a number of special tours were also micropalaeontological treasures under the microscope to admire (Tübingen Microscopic Association) as well as a preparation workshop for independent uncovering of fossils (Stuttgart minerals and fossils friends eV).
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www.paleo.uni-tuebingen.de
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The fossils had lain buried in sedimentary beds in Australia for approximately 16 million years when Matzke-Karasz and her colleagues used state-of-the-art technology to examine them.
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Die Fossilien lagen etwa 16 Millionen Jahre im australischen Sediment, bevor Matzke-Karasz sie zusammen mit Kollegen mit modernsten technischen Mitteln untersuchte:
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Fossil material from Patagonia representing a new abelisaurid species has now thrown light on their early evolution.
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„Ihr Ursprung aber lag überwiegend im Dunkeln.“ Das Fossil eines neuen Abelisauriden aus Patagonien, lieferte hier nun wichtige Erkenntnisse:
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Some of the oldest fossils from the oral cavities of eel-like early vertebrates, resemble cones, which is why they were named ‘conodonts’ (conic teeth).
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Einige der ältesten Fossilien aus dem Mundbereich der aalähnlichen frühen Wirbeltiere erinnern an Kegel, weshalb sie den Namen „Conodonten“ (Kegelzahn) erhielten.
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